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Independent Contractor Agreements: Now Is A Great Time To Use Them...With all of the economic uncertainty, now is a great time to use independent contractor agreements to help your business continue to operate.
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May 2020 NewsletterMy lifelong connection to tennis and how it helps relieve stress.
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A Business Conundrum: Can my Business Function When I'm Gone?A common conundrum faced by businesses is what happens if the owner has an emergency. A business needs systems and legal documents to avoid a disruption.
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5 Strategies for Your Business to Adapt, Pivot or Stay the Course5 strategies your business can use as you navigate this uncertain business climate. Each one has its own benefits - which works best for you?
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Setting Up an LLC: There's Plenty of Time Left in 2020...Setting up an LLC is a great way to get your side hustle off the ground and protect your personal assets from liability in case something goes wrong.
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The IRA Planning in Your Estate Plan Could be in DangerIf you've included an IRA with a beneficiary designation as part of your estate plan, the proposed Secure Act could have some major impacts on your plan.
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A Will Contest: The Last Thing You Want To Leave Behind...When you think of preparing your will, one of the first reasons to get it right is to prevent a will contest from draining the funds from your estate.
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April 2020 NewsletterSome tips to help you relax from all the stress this pandemic is causing us.
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Operating Agreements: Now is a Great Time to Check YoursOperating Agreements aren't the most exciting part of running your LLC, but if you're considering outside investors, you'll want yours properly written.
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Intestate: What happens to your assets if you die without a will?Intestate means a person has died without leaving a will behind. The process of what happens then should be enough to remind you that you need a will.
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Your Estate Plan: Living Wills and Health Care Powers of AttorneyLiving wills and health care powers of attorney are especially important for your estate plan as we all deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Financial Power of Attorney: Protect Your Finances From ComplicationsA financial power of attorney is an important tool to keep your finances in order during the pandemic. Now is the time to check that yours is up to date.